nagios2 stops checking

[Jörgen Hägg]

Something strange happens sometimes to a service.

I got a warning that was checked  09:41:36. Next scheduled active
check was due for 09:42:36.

But there was no further check done, it is now more than four hours
since the last check. I can confirm it because I'm running
nagios-grapher and it has no data after 09:41.

The warning disappeared after I manually re-scheduled next check of the
service.

Here is the detailed service page:
(This info was reloaded around 14:24)

Current Status:	WARNING    
Status Information:	WARNING - load average: 7.66, 2.76, 1.29
Performance Data:	load1=7.660;5.000;10.000;0; load5=2.760;4.000;8.000;0; load15=1.290;3.000;5.000;0;
Current Attempt:	1/3
State Type:	SOFT
Last Check Type:	ACTIVE
Last Check Time:	2006-11-15 09:41:36
Status Data Age:	0d 4h 40m 45s
Next Scheduled Active Check:  	2006-11-15 09:42:36
Latency:	0.356 seconds
Check Duration:	1.023 seconds
Last State Change:	2006-11-15 09:41:36
Current State Duration:	0d 4h 40m 45s
Last Service Notification:	N/A
Current Notification Number:	0
Is This Service Flapping?	NO  
Percent State Change:	0.00%
In Scheduled Downtime?	NO  
Last Update:	2006-11-15 14:22:15
Active Checks:	ENABLED  
Passive Checks:	ENABLED  
Obsessing:	ENABLED  
Notifications:	ENABLED  
Event Handler:	ENABLED  
Flap Detection:	ENABLED  


This is nagios 2.5-1 in Debian.

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